NameJet led the .com supporting cast of four-figure sales with Adrem.com at $9,803. Their winners also included SkiMaps.com ($9,100), LowAutoInsurance.com ($8,699) and Fandangos.com ($8,000). SigmaTel.com tacked on $7,214 while 4646.com and VermontTransit.com turned in $6,655 each.

606.com added $6,303, 303.com drew $5,826 and StateOfOhioJobs.com delivered $4,999. NameJet had 30 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,500. Those are listed in the table below. 

Back at Moniker.com 6663.com and 5151.com fetched $9,100 each while IlluminationEntertainment.com attracted $8,200 and AllSystemsGo.com went for $2,099. 

Sedo's supplemental roster was led by WikiPay.com ($9,000), Proveedores.com ($8,680) and GoldDirect.com ($8,000). StorkClub.com claimed $7,500, Zeel.com unzipped $7,000 and SportsSouth.com sold for $6,500. 

Also at Sedo, Alpic.com posted $6,200, Noba.com nabbed $6,000 and three others; HeartWeb.com, TextNow.com and VenderCasa.com kicked in $5,000 apiece. Sedo had 42 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,464. Those are listed in the table below:

Back at GoDaddy Auctions NJBank.com deposited $7,500, VitaMart.com made $5,001 and PrivateTube.com unveiled $3,005. CMail.com received $2,750, SimplePet.com provided $2,250, CTAP.com produced $2,025 and Residuals.com returned $2,015. 

The AfternicDLS rang up $7,100 for NCShopping.com while WTSLLC.com clicked for $5,400 and OnlineLogoDesign.com landed $5,000. AudienceMeasurement.com counted up $4,500, Everything4Less.com located $4,288 and Sayv.com sewed up $4,188.

InternationalFilmFestival.com screened $4,088 while five other domains were bunched in a pack at $4,000 apiece including DCPV.com, ENDA.com, FTCO.com, ProfessionalMarketingSolutions.com and SilverChalice.com. LMCCO.com secured $3,950 and SportsDeck.com drove in $3,722. 

At Rick Latona Auctions AudioProduction.com drummed up $6,400, RoseBushes.com plucked $3,751 and PrisonJobs.com locked up $3,750. HuntingSeason.com tracked down $3,700, SteakRestaurants.com served up $3,600 and AssaultWeapons.com took down $3,200. 

StockInvestment.com generated $2,901, PerfumeOnline.com sniffed out $2,750 and FloridaHoliday.com cleared $2,700. Gawkers.com spotted $2,650, Pathogen.com dispensed $2,401 and OnlineInformation.com revealed $2,400. Also, WeddingPicture.com captured $2,155 and PictureAlbums.com gathered $2,001. 

Elsewhere, MediaOptions.com sold MuscleSupplements .com for $7,500 while SnapNames moved Xingguang.com ($3,688), MovieGalleries.com ($3,600), Duoxiai.com ($2,300), Alfombras.com ($2,050) and Shengyibao.com ($2,050).  

Country Codes

A trio of five-figure sales led this week's Country Code Top 20 Sales Chart. You saw all of those in the all extension section at the top of this report. The highest ccTLD sale you haven't seen yet is #4 Gesund.tv at €8,000 ($9,920). Sedo sold that domain and went on to sweep 21 of the 22 chart positions (the extra spots resulted from a four-way tie for the final position).

Germany's .de extension was represented by six charted domains, more than any other extension, with three of those reaching the top ten including #5 USATravel.de at $5,580.

Here is how all of the country code leaders stacked up for the week ending May 16:

There were several dozen additional four figure sales off the ccTLD chart with Sedo accounting for the majority of those. Their winners included Autoversicherung-Vergleich.de ($2,231), Parex.com.ar ($2,000) and Television3D.es ($1,984). 

HipFlask.co.uk downed $1,872 while Wasserheizung.de and GolfStore.ch chipped in $1,860 each. Sedo had 24 more country code sales ranging from $1,000 to $1,736 that are listed in the chart below:

Elsewhere, the AfternicDLS sold DrFish.co.uk for $2,200 and SnapNames moved a trio of .me domains; Clone.me ($1,561), LookAt.me ($1,550) and Inform.me ($1300). NetFleet.com.au  sold OfficeCatering.com.au for $1,365 and Bidets.com.au for $1,001. 

If there are country code extensions in our report that you are not familiar with, you can look up the nation each extension goes with here.

Global Contenders (Non .com gTLDs: .biz, .info, .mobi, .net, .org, .asia, .pro & .tel)

There were only two five-figure sales reported in the Global Contenders (non .com gTLDs) category this week but one of those, HomeOwnersInsurance.com at $32,000, ranks as the fourth biggest GC sale reported thus far in 2010.

The highest GC sale you haven't seen yet is #3 AOM.org, sold at Sedo for $9,888. The .orgs claimed the most chart positions with 10 including #4 Schmuck.org ($7,440) and #5 Napa.org ($7,101). The .nets were next with eight and .infos took two positions, both in the top ten; #2 Patent.info  at $10,292 and #9 Siena.info at $4,340. 

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the two weeks ending May 16:

There were dozens of additional GC sales just off the chart with Sedo posting the highest of those - HolidayRentals.biz at $2,750. Their ledger also included Shiva.net ($2,480), Katzenforum.net ($2,412) and two others at $2,250 each; AssistedLivingFacilities.net and TaxAttorneys.org. 

Also at Sedo, Andreu.net nailed $1,860, Ammann.net managed $1,561 and YourWay.net yielded $1,500. 600.org sold for $1,451, LifeDesign.org drew $1,325 and Triennale.org trapped $1,240. Cobayas.net brought $1,116 and WorldSki.net slalomed to $1,088. 

At NameJet ForeclosureListings.net unlocked $2,520, GNS.net generated $2,500 and Rev2009Bridgeport.org brought $1,999. CFS-Recovery.org rang up $1,642, VVAF.org added $1,121 and AnnaWestinFoundation.org fetched $1,104. FOA.net and RealEstateLoans.net produced $1,100 each while Manilla.org marked up $1,085 and DenmarkEMB.org docked at $1,007. 

At the AfternicDLS the winners included FXStudio.net ($2,500), CaribbeanCruise.org ($2,470) and SCCS.net ($2,428). They added $2,391 for Gatt.net, $2,302 for WineRacks.org and $2,150 for OutsideTheBox.org. 

Elsewhere RickLatona.com sold Groom.net for $2,600, YummyNames teamed up with Sedo to sell RecoveryCenter.org for $1,700 and SnapNames moved MedicalSoftware.net for $1,050. 

Now that you're up to date on what happened over the past week, check out how the leaders stand year to date in all categories by visiting our Year To Date Charts page.

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